President Joe Biden’s border chief will be given more Americans to fill the job even as members of the House of Representatives debate his possible impeachment and the Senate considers a legislative deal he helped broker. He says we need more immigrants.
Mayorkas called for an economy with high immigration and low productivity during softball. interview with new york times:
If we can provide what we have, which is to provide a legal path to meet the demand for labor, eliminate exploitative smugglers, and give individuals a legal path to arrive, we will have more order. Isn’t this responsible governance? , how to perform the necessary labor safely and in an orderly manner? They can send money home. They can go home after work. Isn’t that an element of a viable immigration system?
Interviewer Lulu Garcia-Navarro reluctantly accepted his sales pitch of “any willing worker” like George W. Bush, who separated families, suggesting that the country’s immigration debate was actually , suggested that the question lies in how to ensure a more orderly migration.
Q. So what I’m hearing is that you want to expand legal channels to relieve some of the pressure on the southern border where people are coming into the country illegally?
A. Yes, to accomplish one of the purposes of the immigration system.
Mr. Mayorkas did not mention that point. Key legal goals The immigration system ensures that American families are not cut off by employers taking advantage of cheap, docile foreign labor.
Since 2021, President Mayorkas has admitted more than 6.2 million immigrants into American homes, schools, hospitals, and workplaces. His policies depressed American wages. Rents and housing prices also rose, causing more damage. divisive diversity About American society. This influx also caused many American-born people to lose their careers in various fields, leading to a sharp rise in the number of “deaths of despair.”
Mayorkas heads the Department of Homeland Security, which protects the country’s borders. But he has repeatedly advocated for a Canadian-style immigration system in the United States that would allow companies to supply all the labor they want. But Canadians are increasingly recognizing that our immigration strategy is taking a huge toll on our people and our economy.
But Mayorkas’ pro-Wall Street economic policies have been downplayed by Republican lawmakers and most reporters. The establishment’s silence is a tacit admission that the conflict is fueling the rise in national populism that sidelined Jeb Bush and elected President Donald Trump in 2016. .
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That democratic backlash is fueling Mayorkas’ impeachment in the House, numerous legal battles and public opposition to the establishment-drafted border control plan in the Senate that legalizes many illegal immigrants.
Mayorkas played a central role in drafting the proposed legislation, along with Sens. James Lankford (R-Okla.) and Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).
The interviewer also ignored the many dramas during Mr. Mayorkas’ tenure. This includes his 2021 decision to halt deportations of illegal immigrants who cross the border, the overall impact of his favor on immigration, including more anti-Semitic attitudes and racial appeals, and his Their moral attitudes and moral values are also ignored. A legal obligation to Americans, including the approximately 5 million men who have dropped out of the labor force.
Similarly, new york times This article highlights the enormous death toll of immigrants trying to welcome Mr. Mayorkas and his failure to curb the cross-border drug flow that kills about 70,000 Americans each year. was set aside. He also remained silent about Mr. Mayorkas’ recent deal with Mexico to stabilize the flow of economic migrants.
Instead, the interviewer mischaracterized Americans’ reasonable and legitimate concerns about Mr. Mayorkas’ country-altering immigration policies and allowed Mr. Mayorkas to taint those concerns as unwarranted “hate.”
Q. Some argue that anti-immigrant people have been disadvantaged by the Biden administration’s border mishandling. [some] This is ammunition for insisting on strict immigration reductions, such as rounding up illegal immigrants and closing borders.
A. I will never understand that people with anti-immigrant sentiments need ammunition. Hatred is its own ammunition.And unfortunately we’ve seen it [hate] It materializes in different ways in this country.
The interviewer did not ask any questions, and Mr. Mayorkas did not explain why he dismissed the majority’s criticism of his immigration policies as mere “hate.”
Mr. Mayorkas is generally treated with kid gloves when speaking to national newspaper reporters.
The Associated Press, for example, interviewed Mr. Mayorkas to sidestep thorny issues such as his record on pro-immigration bias, drugs and immigrant deaths, wages and housing, the law, and polling.But the Associated Press article said: Including this bouquet:
Supporters say he is driven by his dedication to public service and that impeachment is completely at odds with what they know about the law-and-order former prosecutor.
Cecilia Muñoz, who worked closely with Mr. Mayorkas during the Obama administration, said that during his tenure as U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Commissioner, Mr. “We have put in place a program to protect people from deportation.” speed. She also mentioned his efforts to bring Haitian children orphaned in the 2010 earthquake to the United States to people who would like to adopt them.
of new york timesGarcia-Navarro, the softball interviewer for “The New York Times,” is in safe hands with pro-immigration editors.
for example, February 2nd article According to the newspaper editorial committee The border agreement is being threatened because “Republican leaders … are engaging in other forms of sabotage.” The council said the deal should be passed because it legalizes more immigrants.
A proposed deal being developed in the Senate would reportedly provide funding to raise standards for asylum applications and speed up decisions.it will be so Expand other forms of legal immigration [emphasis added]this could help reduce pressure from the asylum process.
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[Congress] We must act to prevent people without a legitimate claim from entering the United States—among other things. so that others can too [emphasis added].
Extract migration
Since at least 1990, the federal government has relied on extractive immigration to grow the economy after allowing investors to move much of its high-wage manufacturing to low-wage countries.
Immigration policies rob poor countries of vast human resources.Additional workers, consumers and renters boost stock prices By lowering American wages, subsidizing less productive businesses, raising rents, and inflating real estate prices.
Economic policies have forced many American-born people out of careers in various business fields, reduced the productivity and political influence of American-born people, reduced high-tech innovation, and crippled society. became. solidarity of citizensand allowed government officials to ignore it. increased mortality rate of abandoned american.
The policy also siphons jobs and wealth from core states by subsidizing coastal investors and government agencies with large numbers of low-wage workers, high-occupancy renters, and government-supported consumers. ing.
Policies like colonialism also killed thousands of immigrants, including many of the immigrants. Taxpayer-funded jungle trail Passing through the Darién Canyon in Panama.
